Admiral class

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The Admiral class was a group of British Royal Navy battlecruisers designed in the World War I era, best known for including HMS Hood, the largest and most powerful warship in the world when completed.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Royal Navy ship class
battlecruiser class
capital ship
bestKnownFor including HMS Hood NERFINISHED
commissionedInYear 1920
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
United Kingdom
designedBy Royal Navy Director of Naval Construction NERFINISHED
designedInPeriod 1910s
World War I era
designMotivation improve protection and firepower over earlier battlecruisers
era interwar naval arms race
fate sunk in action
includesShip HMS Anson NERFINISHED
HMS Hood NERFINISHED
HMS Howe NERFINISHED
HMS Rodney NERFINISHED
intendedRole battlecruiser
launchedInYear 1918
namedAfter Admiral George Anson NERFINISHED
Admiral George Brydges Rodney NERFINISHED
Admiral Richard Howe NERFINISHED
Royal Navy admirals
Samuel Hood, 1st Viscount Hood NERFINISHED
navalArchitectureFeature heavy belt armor for a battlecruiser
high speed for a capital ship
notableAs largest warship in the world when completed
most powerful warship in the world when completed
notableShip HMS Hood NERFINISHED
operator Royal Navy
Royal Navy
partOfClass Admiral class NERFINISHED
Admiral class NERFINISHED
Admiral class NERFINISHED
Admiral class NERFINISHED
precededBy Renown-class battlecruiser NERFINISHED
primaryArmament 15-inch naval guns
propulsionType steam turbines
servedInConflict World War II NERFINISHED
shipType battlecruiser
capital ship
succeededBy G3 battlecruiser design
sunkBy German battleship Bismarck NERFINISHED
sunkInBattle Battle of the Denmark Strait NERFINISHED
sunkInYear 1941

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British battlecruiser HMS Hood shipClass Admiral class
subject surface form: HMS Hood